What's the weather like in Agadir in February
Temperature
The month of February has weather very similar to January. The month starts off with average lows of 8°C and ends with a slightly warmer average low of 10°C. This slow but steady warming trend continues with the average highs. At the beginning of February most days reach 23°C and by the end 25°C. Overall monthly average temperature lows are 10°C and highs are 20°C. It still has never reached freezing in the past 19 years of record keeping with the lowest temperature on record being 3°C. Temperatures as high as 33°C have occurred.
It may be winter in Agadir, but the area remains a popular holiday destination with all those looking to enjoy some mild, pleasant weather and plenty of sun on their winter break.
Average Sunshine and Daylight Hours
Agadir sees an average of 9 hours of sunshine each day throughout this month. The daylight hours continue to creep upward and by the end of the month the average length of day is almost 12 hours.
Average Sea Temperature
The average temperature of the sea is 17°C. Sure, the weather isn't summer-hot yet, but the sea remains warm and, besides, that's what wet-suits are for.
Rain
There is less chance for rain in February than in January. The one inch average rainfall for the entire month makes rain very unlikely to adversely affect your holiday. Only about 5 days a month will see any sort of rain showers and these do not last long.
Humidity
The relative humidity in February varies between about 60% and 83% but, like January, the dew point remains a relatively comfortable 50%.
Wind
Winds as with most of the year remain in the "gentle breeze" range at about 3mph if they blow at all.
Sand Storms
The chances of a sand storm affecting your daily run are slimmest in February with an average of 3 days at most where sand where gusts may contain sand particles.
February 10th is on average the clearest day of the year. Three days at most there may be some morning fog which dissipates within a very short time.
Agadir Hotels in February
The entire region is dotted with many interesting places to stay. If you make the journey to Tiznit to see the prehistoric art and decide to spend the night, try the Dar El Janoub. Beautiful sea views from the rooms, lounge areas and fabulous pool, the hotel style is very Moroccan.
For a romantic get away with a very distinct local flavor try the Auberge Figue de Barbarie. Very rustic, isolated and located by an isolated beach, the service is good and makes a great getaway for couples wanting privacy and not concerned about amenities.
If you are looking for a family friendly, all inclusive hotel located in the center of the action, you can't go wrong at the Club Med. Golf, tennis, and by the beach like all Club Meds the hotel is great for children.
Agadir Beach for February
If you're holidaying in Agadir in February, it would be a shame not to take advantage of the excellent surf conditions the area is known for. For the novice or pro, trade winds and sheltered spots mean it's the ideal place to ride the waves.
Whilst you're on the coast, why not take advantage of the stunning scenery with a walk along the miles of golden sand that stretch out along the coastline. Agadir's beaches are a beautiful sight and, though it may still be a bit chilly to relax on them in your swim-wear, they're still well worth a visit.
There are miles of beaches along the Atlantic coastline of Morocco by Agadir. The beach by the resort itself extends for over 3km. The promenade, which borders the beach, extends a further 2km. You can bike or walk in the perfect February sunshine. Several locations offer bike rentals including many of the hotels.
The old lighthouse by Cape Ghir is one of the most picturesque beach locations in the area. Walking along the beach in the evening and watching the waves break over the rocks, this historic light house built in 1932 makes a great backdrop if you have a penchant for photography or painting.
Bars and Restaurants
Just about any block in the city contains a variety of places to eat and drink. If you like fish and don't want to pay premium prices, you can get a great meal for as little as $5 at the Fish Market. Choices are plentiful and the fish is always fresh.
If you don't like fish, but also don't want to spend a fortune, try the O Playa. A mixture of Moroccan, American and continental fare, the steaks are excellent. They are open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner.
Nightlife goes on until the wee hours of the morning. Nightclubs like El Paradiso in the Hotel Argana in the heart of the tourist section of the city by the beach operate from dusk to dawn. If trendy is more your style, then the Flamingo has a large dance floor and plays the latest European music all night long.
Things to do in Agadir in February
If the beach seems a bit chilly in February, the winter months are a great time to go fishing. Anglers of all sorts will find something to please them. If you want to try your hand at sport fishing, the mild weather, calm seas and abundant sunshine offers a fun day-trip on the ocean for the whole family. There is freshwater fishing too. At Lake Ait Aadel, about 3 /12 hours by car, you can catch black bass, trout, perch and other game.
If you don't want to fish but want to take a different sort of day trip, about two hours south of Agadir you can tour the famous prehistoric rock carvings in the town of Tiznit. You can get there by private cab for as little as $75 to include a private tour guide.
